A quiet home is relaxing and serene - with a peaceful aura of quality and solitude. Homeowners realize that unwanted noise affects comfort, concentration, and behavior. That is why it is crucial to insulate the ceilings, walls, and floors with a material that effectively controls sound. Testing shows that Foam/Cellulose design quiets a home better than fiberglass or spray foam.

Why Foam Insulation?

• Helps Eliminate Drafts and Lowers Monthly Bills – By eliminating drafts, Spray Foam Insulation reduces energy consumption, thereby lowering the homeowner's monthly energy cost.
• Highest R Value Per Inch – With the highest R-value per inch, Spray foam insulation allows builders and homeowners to fit more insulation in tighter spaces, reducing lumber cost.
• Stops Moisture – Spray Foam Insulation can stop moisture problems by stopping air infiltration.
• Stable and Ridged, Will Not Settle – Spray Foam Insulation will not shrink or settle. Foam insulation adds structural integrity, inhibits insect penetration, and seals cracks from unwanted pollutants.
• Building Code Approved ASTM E-84 Class I – Spray Foam Insulation meets Class One building requirements and will add value to every home and office building it is installed in.

G.P.Insulation foam and cellulose combinations offers homebuyers a energy guarantee on heating and cooling cost.

G.P.Insulation, Inc. also offers our customers a unique energy saving program, which guarantees our customer’s monthly heating and cooling bills. This program is free and does not add to the cost of the job. If the price is over the amount specified in the initial energy guarantee, then we cover up to 50% of the overage.

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Sources (1) “Noise Control Design Guide”, Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (2) “Noise Control Design Guide”, Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (3) Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance.